The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-24
BLOOD ON THE NOON
ENGLAND'S CABINET DISCUSSING
THE TURK.

The Secretary of War Leaves the
Field of Pleasure to Discuss the
Obstinate Mussulman-The Beautiful
French Countess Heard From-Only
Loves Young Dream.
LONDON, June GA hastily summoned
Cabinet meeting was held to-day to consider
the hitch in regard to the Anglo Turkish
convention in reference to Egypt
The Secretary of War abandoned his in
tention to be present ut the review of the
troops at Aldershot in order to attend the
Council The government are irritated at
the opposition to the convention on the part
of France and Russia.
PARLIAMENT TO BE PRoRoGUED.
LONDON, June 23.-The Cabinet has de.
cided to prorogue Parliament about the
middle of August, 1t is reported in Unionist
quarters that if a strong opposition be
offered the proposed supplementary crimes
bill will be dropped.
THE TIMES SUED FOR LIBEL
Frank Hugh O'Donnell, formerly a mem
Der of Parliament for Dungarvon, and ex-
Vice President of the Home Rule Confed-
GRAFTON, has brought suit against
the Times for libel The suit is
based upon an article commenting
on letter recently sent to the Iimeshy Mr..
O'Donnell, to correct the statements made
by that paper regarding the alleged relation
of Parnellism with the Irish Crimes. 1t is
expected that the "Parnellism and Crime"
issues will be raised in the course of the
trial
A FRENCH PAPER DENIES THE REPORT.
PARIS, June 23.-The Journal Des Debats
| denies that the French and Russian ambas-
sadors at Constantinople have sent note to
the Porte threatening that war would result
if the Egyptian convention were ratified.
CUPID HELPED THE ABDUCTION.
LONDON, June 23.--The Countess Campos
the young heiress who was carried off from
Paris by her lover has arrived in England
and is stopping at Dover. The Countess
was accompanied to Dover by M. Garboef
her lover and three other gentlemen. The
Campos family agent and French detec-
tive, armed with a warrant visited the
hotel where the Countess is stopping
| accompanied by the Spanish Consul. The
Consul explained to Mile Campos how her
family felt over her abduction and that the
warrant for her arrest was 10 recover her
from her abductors and restore her to her
family. She declared that she wished to
marry NJ. Garboef and that she was not a
prisoner against her will Upon this declara-
tion the English police refused to sanction
her arrest, as she was of legal age and was
| qualified to act for herself.
GERMANY DENIES.
| BERLIN, June 23-The official Alsace
| Gazette emphatically denies the report that
| Germany intended to expel Frenchmen and
| to close the French factories. A decree has
| been published forbidding volunteers to
| choose their own regiments, it having been
| found that all professors joined the same
regiment.
THE ANTI-sEMITICs DEFEATED.
VIENNA, June 23-Editor Veresovay, a
anti-Semitic leader, has been defeated at
| Czelgled by large majority. He was the
| most powerful advocate in the party and
editor of an anti-Semitic paper. His de-
feat heralds the collapse of the anti
| Semitic movement The government filled
| the town with troops to avoid any riot.
TWO KILLED AT MANCHEsTER's FIRE.
| MANCHESTER, June 23.-The fire caused
| by the explosion yesterday in Roberts, Dale
| & Co, S chemical works has been overcome.
| Great damage was done to the Pomona
| Palace and many other buildings to which
| the flames spread. A fireman and a girl
were killed.
TROUBLES IN BULGARIA.
BELGRADE, June 23.-A report has been
| received here from Bulgaria that NJ Stam-
buloff, one of the regents, and NJ Zivakoff,
the President of the Sobranje, has been
seized by the conspirators. The report is
| not believed.
THE CZAR'S FUTURE VISITS.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 23.-It is nearly
certain that the Car and the Czarina will,
before long, visit Copenhagen and that
from there the Gar will go to meet Emper-
or William and perhaps Emperor Francis
Joseph, of Austria
LOSES HIS HEAD.
CORK, June 23-In consequence of the
action of the Mayor of Cork in hosting
black flag on the occasion of the Jubilee,
and because of his having shown favor to
the Nationalists, Mr. Plunkett, a divisional
magistrate, has superseded him, and has
ordered that only a resident paid magistrate
shall try the prisoners.